Ozempic “mouth” refers to reported oral and facial changes seen in increasing number of users of the drug, including dryness, taste alterations, gum issues, and visible volume loss around the mouth. The exact cause remains unknown and may involve direct drug effects, metabolic changes, or rapid weight loss. These reports highlight the need for greater scrutiny, informed consent, and careful evaluation of emerging side effects.

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